Vision AI
Cameras record everything and surface almost nothing. Vision AI will let a team ask what happened in plain language and get the footage back, and be told when something worth seeing is happening, without anyone watching a wall of screens.
Ask a camera network what happened, in plain language.
Camera coverage outgrew the people available to watch it a long time ago. A wall of screens is a record, not a warning: by the time anyone reviews the footage, whatever mattered has already happened, and finding it means scrubbing through hours to reach ten seconds. Vision AI treats video the way Vaenta already treats conversation, as a body of evidence that can be questioned in plain language and that raises its own alerts, so a team hears about a situation while it can still act on it.
Where it stands today
Vaenta analyzes recorded conversation today. Vision AI is in active development as its own system, and is intended to join the platform as a module beside the others rather than ship as a separate product.
Want to shape it? Early partners will get a direct line into what we build next.
Request a demoWhat it will do
- Plain-language questions across recorded video, answered with the footage
- Alerts for the situations a site describes in its own words, not a fixed list
- Video evidence in the same searches, timelines, and case files as communications
- Every alert arrives with the clip that produced it
- Areas you define, with alerts for restricted access, crowding, and anyone lingering too long